| Archetype | Dynamic Example | |-----------|----------------| | Rivals to lovers | Two residents competing for the same fellowship spot | | Forced proximity | Quarantined together in a biocontainment unit | | Opposites attract | Rule-following hospitalist vs. cowboy trauma surgeon | | Second chance | Ex-spouses now co-directing the same ICU | | Slow burn | Physical therapist and patient’s attending – ethical tension first | | Grief-bonded | Two nurses after losing a pediatric patient |
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